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2012-2013 Roster | Clarinet Events | Audition Information | Faculty Bios | Clinic Handouts | Favorite Links

We hope you find the information on our website informative and fun. Please let me know if you have any questions regarding the clarinet studio, auditions or recitals. We hope to see you on campus in the near future!

Faculty Sponsor:

Patricia P. Card, DMA
Professor of Clarinet
Sam Houston State University
Huntsville, TX 77341-2208
pcard@shsu.edu
(936)294-1383


2012-2013 SHSU Clarinet Studio

Robert Aguilar

junior

music therapy

Lewisville

Halley Backus

freshman

music therapy

Duncanville

Felecia Balkcom

junior

music education

Humble

Rebecca Ann Bell

senior

music education

Friendswood

Cristina Barrera

sophomore

music education

Richmond

Helene Barrera

sophomore

music therapy

Round Rock

Scott Byers

junior

music education

Sheldon

Trevor Collins

junior

music education

Cypress

Hannah Colvin

senior

music education

Manvel

Samantha Crump

junior

music education

McKinney

Brittany Flowers

freshman

music therapy

Spring

Justin Gaston

sophomore

music education

Houston

Samantha Genzer

sophomore

music therapy

Friendswood

Megan Gonzalez

junior

music therapy

McKinney

Casey Gordon

junior

performance

Pasadena

Andres Guerra

freshman

music education

Pflugerville

Lauren Hansen

junior

music education

Cypress

Taylor Hussey

freshman

music education

Bartlesville, OK

Michael Kaye

junior

music education

Houston

Bethany Lee

junior

performance

Houston

Stephanie Lemon

freshman

performance

Houston

Michelle Lyons

junior

music education

Katy

Aubrey McDaniel

sophomore

music education

Cypress

Deanna Mireles

senior

music therapy

Houston

Miguel Morales

sophomore

music education

Rockwall

Brittany R. Munoz

freshman

music therapy

Dallas

Stefan Murat

senior

music education

Sugar Land

Valentin Perez

freshman

music education

Alief

Emmy Ramos

junior

music education

Pasadena

Cori Reebenacker

sophomore

music education

The Woodlands

Alice Reyes

sophomore

music education

Houston

Conner Roberts

junior

music therapy

Houston

Steven O. Scott

senior

music education

Houston

Emma Simmons

junior

music education

Wichita, KS

Jake Smith

senior

music education

Tomball

Brooke Stevens

senior

music education

Montgomery

Lindsey Sutton

freshman

music education

Cypress

Madison Voltin

freshman

music education

Waco


Clarinet Events

Faculty Recitals

October 17

Composition Faculty Recital featuring Woodwind faculty

Recital Hall

7:30

November 13

Faculty Woodwind Chamber Recital

Recital Hall

7:30

Student Recitals

October 21

Rebecca Bell, junior recital

Recital Hall

2:00

November 4

Brooke Stevens, junior recital

Recital Hall

12:00

November 4

Jake Smith, junior recital

Recital Hall

2:00

November 11

Hannah Colvin, junior recital

Recital Hall

12:00

 


Audition Information

A student that desires to be a music major must be accepted by both the University and the School of Music and perform an Entrance Audition. Required paperwork can be found on the prospective student section of the School of Music webpage:
http://www.shsu.edu/~music/admissions/
Entrance Audition dates are:

January 26, 2013
February 9, 2013
March 2, 2013

If the above dates do not work with your schedule, please contact me to arrange a private audition. Auditions last approximately 15 minutes. Clarinet players should prepare one or two solos or etudes, which demonstrate technical facility as well as lyrical, expressive playing. All-State etudes and UIL solos are acceptable selections. Sight-reading and/or major scales may be requested. An accompanist is not necessary. Music may be used. Please let me know if you have any questions!

 


Faculty Bios

PATRICIA PIERCE CARD is Professor of Clarinet at Sam Houston State University and has been musically active in Texas for many years as a teacher, performer, clinician and adjudicator.  Card has also been on the faculty at Oklahoma City University.  In addition to teaching, she has performed with several organizations including the Oklahoma City Philharmonic Orchestra (principal clarinet from 1997 to 2001), Opera in the Heights (Houston, TX), Richardson Symphony (TX) and Lawton Symphony (OK).

Card has performed most recently at the National Flute Association convention in Charlotte, North Carolina with Kathy Daniel and Ilonka Rus.  She has performed at ClarinetFest in Austin (2010), Kansas City (2008) and Washington D.C. (2004) as well as numerous clarinet festivals across Texas.  She has been a featured soloist at the Texas Music Educators Association convention in San Antonio and at the Midwest Convention in Chicago and has presented clinics through Texas and Oklahoma.  As a member of the SHSU Faculty Wind Quartet, Card also performed at the National Flute Convention in San Diego, the Texas Bandmasters Association convention and the Texas Music Educators Association convention, both in San Antonio.  She was a finalist in the 1991 Young Artist Competition (Midland-Odessa, TX) and a finalist in the 1989 International Clarinet Association Young Artist competition (Minneapolis-St. Paul, MN).

She received the Doctor of Musical Arts in clarinet performance from the University of North Texas, Master of Music from the University of Michigan and a Bachelor of Music from North Texas State University.  Her teachers include John Scott, John Mohler and James Gillespie.

 

DMITRY PEREVERTAILENKO, Adjunct Professor of Clarinet, is an active recitalist and studio teacher.  He has performed throughout the United States and Europe.  He performed the Copland Clarinet Concerto with the Kharkiv Municipal Orchestra and the North Texas Symphony Orchestra.  From 2004 to 2007, he was principal clarinetist with the Las Colinas Symphony Orchestra.  Perevertailenko has won multiple competitions including the International Competition for the 50th Anniversary of Israel (Moscow, 1999) and the University of North Texas Concerto Competition (2006).

Prior to his position at SHSU, Perevertailenko was the clarinet and saxophone instructor at the Music Place and Arts Conservatory (Mansfield, TX) and for the Denton Independent School District.  He also held a Development Associate position with the Dallas Symphony Orchestra (2008-2009).

Perevertailenko began playing the clarinet at age 10.  At the age of 17, he was admitted to the Moscow State Conservatorie, where he obtained the Higher Education Diploma.  Perevertailenko completed the Master of Music at Sam Houston State University and the Doctor of Musical Arts in clarinet performance at the University of North Texas.  His major teachers include Valeri Altukhov, Raphael Bagdasaryan, Patricia Card and John Scott.

 


Clinic Handouts

Beginning band is over: Are the Clarinets Ready for your Performing Group?

At the end of the first year of band, clarinet students often lack the refinement needed to successfully contribute to a performing ensemble. Focusing on unique problems associated with the advancing clarinetist, this clinic will provide suggestions and exercises designed to develop the essentials skills required of a capable clarinet section.

Texas Music Educators Association Convention
San Antonio, TX
February 17, 2006

TMEA Handout

Fear Factor: Finding Woodwind Chamber Music

This clinic is designed to introduce new repertoire for various combinations of woodwind instruments; repertoire is appropriate for intermediate to advanced high school/college students. The combinations include:

Trios:
flute, oboe and clarinet;
flute, oboe and bassoon;
flute, clarinet and saxophone;
oboe, clarinet and bassoon

Quartets:
flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon;
oboe, clarinet, bassoon, saxophone;

Texas Bandmasters Association Convention
San Antonio, TX
July 22, 2006

TBA Handout

 

Little Steps to the Big Break

When clarinet students first join band, they enter a whole new world, one that is fresh, novel and fun. As the year progresses, certain aspects of the clarinet can become quite challenging. One of the more difficult areas is conquering the technique required to go over the break. Without proper guidance, many students become frustrated, dejected and may even quit. The following article will concentrate on this issue and suggest a systematic approach to introducing and mastering the break.

Texas Bandmasters Association Newsletter
Spring 2009

TBA article

The Mechanics of Breathing

This clinic discusses the various elements involved in proper breathing required for clarinet performance. Basic anatomy, types of breathing, air capacity and awareness exercises are included.

Texas Clarinet Colloquium, Texas A&M University--Commerce
March 5, 2011

The Mechanics of Breathing outline

 


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